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Join Patrick for two hours of spirited debate and news making interviews. Top guests tackle the issues that matter, with a sharp take on every story.

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‘It’s symbolic of the intent we see from hostile states.’

Counter terrorism and security specialist Matt Dryden discusses a wave of recent bomb threats made against planes in Europe, saying the disruption is ‘straight out of the Kremlin playbook’, and linking the hoaxes to other recent efforts to undermine Britain’s security, including hacks on supermarket fridges and British blood banks.

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Join Martin for an up-to-the-minute take on the day’s events delivered in his own unique and lively style.

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Police officer dangles over crocodile-infested waters in bid to retrieve human remains.

A South African police officer descended from a helicopter over crocodile-infested waters to recover a massive reptile believed to have devoured a missing businessman.

The 1,100lb animal was transported to Kruger National Park, where examination revealed human remains within its intestines.

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